Minus5 Ice Bar & Experience - Mandalay Bay
Ninety tons of carved ice, cocktails served in frozen glasses, and a loaner parka at the door — a 23°F novelty bar in the corridor between Mandalay Bay and Luxor.

Is Minus5 Ice Bar at Mandalay Bay Worth It?
Minus5 Ice Bar sits in The Shoppes at Mandalay Place, the indoor corridor that links Mandalay Bay to Luxor. Everything inside — walls, bar top, seating, sculptures, even the glass your cocktail arrives in — is carved from roughly 90 tons of ice, and the room holds a constant 23°F (−5°C). Staff hand out an insulated parka and gloves at the door, and resident carvers keep reworking the sculptures, so the scenery shifts between visits.
Treat it as a 30-to-45-minute novelty, not a night out. Admission gets you through the door with gear; every drink is billed separately, and you'll be pitched a faux-fur coat upgrade on the way in and souvenir photos on the way out. The room is compact and fills with parka-clad groups posing for pictures on weekend nights. The carving work is genuinely impressive, though, the LED-lit ice photographs well, and walking off a 105°F sidewalk into a freezer is its own kind of Vegas absurdity — one of the few attractions that actually improves in July.
Insider tipCharge your phone and take your photos early — batteries drain noticeably faster at 23°F, and typing with gloved fingers doesn't work.Check Tickets & Prices →
Venue
3930 Las Vegas Blvd S, #101, Las Vegas, NV 89119








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